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How does the entrance of Lennie and George change the initially peaceful setting?
How does the entrance of Lennie and George change the initially peaceful setting?
- It enhances the tranquility of the environment.
- It emphasizes the isolation of the characters.
- It creates a more relaxed and inviting atmosphere.
- It introduces chaos and a sense of urgency. (correct)
What aspect of Lennie and George’s relationship becomes clear in the opening chapter?
What aspect of Lennie and George’s relationship becomes clear in the opening chapter?
- They are both independent and self-sufficient.
- George is overly dependent on Lennie.
- Lennie relies on George for guidance and protection. (correct)
- They have conflicting goals and aspirations.
What initial impression do Lennie and George give about their personalities when they first enter?
What initial impression do Lennie and George give about their personalities when they first enter?
- They present themselves as serious and determined.
- They come off as overly anxious and uncertain.
- They appear to be carefree and disorganized. (correct)
- They are both aggressive and hostile.
What does Lennie's behavior during their entrance indicate about his character?
What does Lennie's behavior during their entrance indicate about his character?
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What underlying theme is suggested through the interaction between Lennie and George in the opening chapter?
What underlying theme is suggested through the interaction between Lennie and George in the opening chapter?
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Impact of Lennie and George on Setting
- Lennie and George's arrival disrupts the peaceful, natural setting.
- The scene is one of tranquility and beauty, with descriptions of soft sounds and the beauty of nature.
- Their arrival is sudden and loud, described as a "crashing" sound and "heavy footsteps", jarring the peaceful atmosphere.
Lennie and George's Relationship
- The opening chapter introduces the characters of Lennie and George.
- Their relationship is one of mutual dependence and care.
- George is presented as the leader and protector, responsible for Lennie.
- Lennie is portrayed as strong but intellectually challenged, needing guidance and support.
- The story highlights their bond and the hardships they face together.
- Their shared dream of owning a farm highlights their desire for a stable and fulfilling life.
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